7.4.2.6	cell surface	-	9986	734416	
7.4.2.6	cell surface	more than 80% of the surface-localised ATPase activity of Mycoplasma hominis is derived from OppA, implicating that OppA is the main ATPase on the surface of mycoplasma cells	9986	685829	
7.4.2.6	cell surface	substrate binding protein OppA of the permease complex	9986	655869	
7.4.2.6	membrane	-	16020	669083, 685829	
7.4.2.6	membrane	associated	16020	668920, 686956	
7.4.2.6	membrane	enzymes form membrane-spanning tunnels	16020	669847	
7.4.2.6	membrane	OppB and OppC are highly hydrophobic, integral membrane proteins. Each of these two proteins spans the membrane six times, with the N-terminus and the C-terminus both being located at the cytoplasmic face of the membrane	16020	246897	
7.4.2.6	membrane	OppB, OppC and OppD are membrane-associated proteins	16020	246895	
7.4.2.6	membrane	OppF, a component of the oligopeptide permease is a peripheral membrane protein located on the cytoplasmic side of the inner membrane	16020	246894	
7.4.2.6	membrane	the extracytoplasmic lipid-anchored substrate-binding protein, or receptor, OppA delivers peptides to an integral membrane complex OppBCDF, or translocator, where, on ATP binding and hydrolysis, translocation across the membrane takes place	16020	685623	
7.4.2.6	periplasm	-	-	-, 750494	
7.4.2.6	plasma membrane	integral	5886	713195	
7.4.2.6	soluble	-	-	655303